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October 2018 issue, no. 168

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October 2018 issue

October 2018 issue, no. 168

CorD 1st October 2018

Ana Brnabić, Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia

New Industrial Policy Leads to New Growth Model

Interviews 1st October 2018

We must continue to confront the changes brought about by the fourth industrial revolution. That’s precisely why I insist on the importance of digital transformation, which is not limited only to the introduction of IT solutions, but rather represents a process that permeates all spheres, changes the way we live and work, in culture, medicine, agriculture, healthcare, communications and all other areas

H.E. Carlo Lo Cascio, Italian Ambassador to Serbia

Glass Half Full

Interviews 1st October 2018

Serbia needs to adopt and implement good reforms to guarantee a better future for the entire country. We are here to support Serbia in its commitment on reforms, especially in the rule of law area, and to cooperate with Belgrade for a more stable and interconnected region. It’s a joint effort and, as always, it takes two to tango, but we are confident in the progress that has been made-Carlo Lo Cascio

H.E. Subrata Bhattacharjee, Indian Ambassador to Serbia

New Heights For An Old Friendship

Interviews 1st October 2018

Through two high-level visits in two consecutive years, and particularly in the year of the 70th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations, India and Serbia have made a major political statement underlining the depth of their relationship

Relaxing the Tax Burden on Enterprises: For Whom And How, If At All?

Big Questions for Small Percentage Points

Focus 1st October 2018

The Ministry of Finance’s announcement that it could consider lowering the tax burden on businesses could have multiple effects on the economy and on employees, depending on how it is tailored. The context of such a measure is not only fiscal, rather any potentially larger intervention in this sphere would also require the reform of pension and health insurance

Stevo Todorčević, Mathematician

Live For The Spark Of Discovery

My Life 1st October 2018

Stevo Todorčević (born Mrkonjić Grad, 1955) is reputed to be one of the world’s greatest authorities in some areas of mathematics. He graduated in mathematics at the University of Belgrade back in 1977, earning his master’s degree in 1978 and his doctorate in 1979. He became a member of the Serbian Academy of Science and the Arts in 1991, and a member of the Royal Society of Canada in 2016. He has led themed mathematics programmes at the Mittag-Leffler Institute in Stockholm (2000), Toronto’s Fields Institute (2002 and 2012) and the Centre de Recerca Matematica in Barcelona (2003-2004), as well as leading scientific projects in the United States, Canada and France

Opinion

Europe Struggles With New Balkan Headache

Comment 1st October 2018

This one is not on the scale of the predicament the EU faced in the 1990s, when leaders argued and agonized over how to respond to the wars that tore Yugoslavia apart, including whether to intervene militarily

Nada Popović Perišić, Founder And Professor of the Faculty Of Media And Communication

Education Is Inheritance For The Future

Profile 1st October 2018

However it may sound today, I’m still an irreparable leftist. However, I don’t see that which I believe in on today’s political scene

Imran Khan Niazi, Pakistan’s Prime Minister

From International Athlete To Prime Minister

Feature 1st October 2018

Imran Khan Niazi, born in 1952, in Lahore, Pakistan into a welloff Pashtun family to Ikramullah Khan Niazi and Shaukat Khanam, graduated in philosophy, politics and economics from Keble College, University of Oxford. Hailing from a cricketing family, he played the game as a teenager in Pakistan and continued in England

Nicolas Berggruen

Homeless Billionaire

Entrepreneurship 1st October 2018

Nicolas Berggruen (54) was born in Paris, went to boarding school in Switzerland, attended university in New York, and began his investing career in London. What followed was a legendary career in finance and a life spent primarily in hotel suites and aeroplanes around the world

Jean Pierre Mesić, Managing Director Of Renault Nissan Adriatic

Record Year

Business Dialogue 1st October 2018

We’re extremely satisfied with our results in the Adriatic region, for which I am responsible: in the first six months, private vehicle sales across the entire region increased by 11% and light commercial vehicle sales were up 15% compared to the same period last year, highlights Renault Nissan Adriatic Managing Director Jean Pierre Mesić

Andreja Pavlović, Executive Director Of The Nordic Business Alliance

Good News Ahead

Business Dialogue 1st October 2018

We have high expectations regarding the Nordic Month and the Nordic Business Forum, which we expect to involve the visit of the largest Nordic trade and commerce delegation in recorded history

Hom Parviz, General Manager, Hyatt

Hyatt Is More Optimistic Than Ever About The Future

Business Dialogue 1st October 2018

True to the origins of the brand, innovating through architecture and interior design, from the way the space is used, to the “one stop experience” philosophy

Art

Contemporary Art Of Mongolia

Art 1st October 2018

Mongolia has a rich cultural and artistic tradition, which has been evolving from ancient times until today’s era of globalisation. Mongolian art is as rich and colourful as its nature, and as complex as its history

Fashion

Something In Between

Fashion 1st October 2018

The autumnal fashion of October is always “something in between”. Sometimes just in a sweater or jacket, sometimes in an overcoat, and often with a hat or cap on the head. Be prepared for beautiful autumn days, but don't let a little wind or rain spoil one of the most beautiful seasons for you

September 2018 Issue

September 2018 issue, no. 167

CorD 1st September 2018

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